I built this because researching a single stock meant keeping six tabs open, and half of them never told me where their numbers came from. So the rule for Venuedepth was simple: every figure on a company page names its source — SEC EDGAR, SEC EDGAR 13F, Nasdaq, Twelve Data or an official newsroom — and if a number isn't reported, the page says "not reported" instead of estimating it. The one number I compute myself is the Venuedepth Score, so its formula and inputs are printed right next to it (6-month trend 50%, 1-month trend 25%, stability 25%). The AI is deliberately limited. The Company Read only explains the figures already on the page; it can't fetch data, forecast prices or recommend anything. The chart analyzer takes a screenshot from any platform and describes direction, structure, patterns and support/resistance — described, not predicted. It's for retail investors and traders who want exchange- and regulator-sourced data in plain English. Free plan is $0 always, not a trial, no card and no account: search every stock, official news, follow companies, screener by sector and risk, one AI chart read a day. Depth is $9.90/month (launch price, regular $14.99), Analyzer $5.90, both $12.90. Feedback I'd love: is the sourcing clear enough on a company page, and what's missing from the screener filters? Venuedepth is a market research and information platform. Everything here is for informational and educational purposes and is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Venuedepth is not a broker, holds no customer funds and executes no trades.

Venuedepth

One page per US-listed company, every source named

One page per US-listed company, every source named